HARBOR NEWS
Bob H o p e R eceives S nickers A w a r d
Sgt. Curtis Chapman and Pfc.
Beverly Wilson have arrived home
after receiving their discharge
from the army after several
months’ front line service in Ko
rea. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman drove
south to meet their son when his
ship arrived at its California port.
Mrs. Helen Arlandson and three
children spent a few days in Coos
Bay and Portland last week.
They were accompanied on the
trip to Portland from Coos Bay
by Mrs. Betty Bock, the former
Betty Benson of Harbor, who is
now a resident of Coos Bay.
George Foster left on Tuesday
for induction into the army, his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Wallace, taking him fo
Coos Bay for his date with Uncle
Sam.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ray are
the proud parents of a seven-
Bob Hope, recently feted in New York City to mark the celebra
pound, four-ounce son, born at
tion of his fifteenth anniversary in radio and motion pictures, receives
the Seaside hospital in Crescent the SNICKERS AWARD from Milton Berle and George Jessel.
This award was presented on behalf of the Humor Societies of
City last Thursday. They have
America in cooperation with Snickers Candy Bar, a product of Mars
named the young man Thomas
Inc.
Milton.
A survey was made by these Humor Societies to pick the top
Residents of the Upper Chetco comedians of the year. Awards also went to: Jack Benny. Jackie
Groucho Marx, Jerry Lewis, Sid Caesar, Jimmie Durante,
country report that there was a Gleason,
Martha Raye, Gracie Allen and Lucille Ball. An honorary citation
foot of snow on Wilson Prairie
was given to George Jessel for giving the nation the most snickers
last Friday, but that it is ail of the year in his capacity as Toastmaster General of the United
gone now.
States.
. .
The Humor Societies of America include the National Association
Word has been received here of of Gagwriters,
Junior Comedians of America, The Museum of Ameri
the death of Mrs. Verna Asche at
can Comedy and the National Laugh Week Foundation.
Portland last Thursday, with the
funeral to be held this Wednes
Individual Games
day. Mrs. Asche was well known
Beaverettes
L.
Peterson....214
V. Crabb . 191
here as she and her family made
C.
Goyke
.....205
their home in the Winchuck area
.
Individual Series
for several years and she was
Bowling
L. Peterson . 501 V- Crabb ....491
active in Grange and VFW Aux
iliary work.
C. Goyke .....496
Score
Team Games
Joe Hellrig and Wes Hinton
Chetco
Cafe
892 Don’s Cliff 862
spent several days in Portland
Larrie Peterson rolled a new’
last week where they purchased high in ladies’ bowling a 214 P. Lesm’ster 881
a new logging truck.
Team Series
game, 504 series. Nice bowling,
Leslie Ray has been transferred Larrie.
P. Lesm’ter2515 Sisco Log. 2462
to Gold Beach to work with the
Don’s Cliff.. 2468
W. L.
crew there, by the Coos-Curry
Ten High Average
Pete Lesmeister ........ 21
11
C.
Goyke
151 A. Keen ......127
Don’s Cliff House ...... 20
12
K.
Hall
......
114
C. Rogers ...126
Sisco Loggerettes .... 19
13
V.
Crabb
....
142
E. Fisher ...125
Freeman’s Mkt........... 18% 13%
FOR Y O U R
Tots, Teens, Mincer’s 18% 13’a R. Haggerty..132 Y. Vaughn 124
15
17 D. Baird ...... 129 J. Malcolm 121
ELECTRICAL NEEDS Kerr Hdwe
High games, March 19:
Eagles Aux.................... 9 23
Ind. game: Larrie Peterson,
Chetco Cafe ................ 7 25
214; Ind. series: Larrie Peterson,
504; Team game: Chetco Cafe,
A9 Close as Your Phone
Co-op, and may be employed thete 892; Team series: Pete Lesmeist-
for several weeks.
er, 2491.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hanscam.
Sr., drove to Grants Pass Mon
day where they visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reil-
ing overnight.
Eddie Stark is home visiting
SELL IT THRU THE
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. D.
Stark, after completing his boot '
training at the Naval Training
Center
at San Diego.
Minimize the common cold and
Mrs.
Bernice Kinzer returned
other germs with
home Friday from the Seaside
•’GERMICIDIAL” ULTRA
hospital where she underwent
minor surgery earlier in the
VIOLET LAMP
week. She is recuperating nicely
Home or Office
but will have to take it easy for
some time.
Pvt. Vernon Crockett has been
called home from Camp Roberts
E L E C T R IC CO.
on an emergency leave of 15 days
Back Portion of Ma tot Building to run the Crockett Dairy ranch.
His father. Donald Crockett, has
Res. Phone 2561
been laid up wth ill health for
f ■■■njHïnûan^iir.
the past month.
MWTT H Iin n i : :7nr.lim rT T T, , TTT
Call Us!
NINE LESSONS IN IJVING
i Brookings I Lirlx>r Pilot 3
Learn to laugh a good laugh THURSDAY, MARCH 26. 1953
is better than medicine.
Learn to attend your own busi
TRUST
ness. Few men can handle their
I have never commit ted the
own well.
least m atter to God, that I have
Learn to tell a story. A well- not had reason for infinite praise.
Anmi Shipton.
told story is like a sunbeam in
a sick room.
How gixxl and pleasant a thing
Learn to say kind things no it is to seek not so much thine
own as another’s good, to sow by
body ever resents them
Learn to avoid nasty remarks — the wayside for the way-weary,
they give neither the hearer nor and trust Love’s recompense of
love. Aforiz Baker Eddy.
the speaker any lasting satis
Love all. trust a few, Do wrong
faction.
to none. Shakespeare.
Learn to stop grumbling—If
To be trusted is a greater com
you can't see any gtxxl in the
pliment than to be loved. J. Af»ic-
world, keep the bad to yourself.
donald.
Learn to hide aches with a
The soul and spirit that ani
smile nobody is interested any
mates
and keeps up society is
way.
mutual trust. South.
Learn to keep troubles to your
An undivided heart, which
self nobody wants to take worships God alone, and trusts
them away from you.
him as it should, is raised above
Above all, learn to smile. It all anxiety for earthly wants.
pays.
Geikie.
iron the la b o r-sa vin g m odern t e a y -
1 0 -D A Y F R E E T R I A L
IN YOLK OWN HOME
Iron rile
THE UONUt
THAT IKONS
ANYTHING
WASHABLE
Ixt ua «how you how Ironrite
can end hu nil-iron inn drudg
ery, save you hours each week,
help safeguard your health
and appearance.
Try an Ironrite Automatic
Ironer in your home for 10
days—w ithout charge. D is
cover how Ironrite's two rom-
pletely usable open ends let
you iron anything in the wash
basket . . . quickly, simply,
beautifully.
O n ly Ir o n r it e hus 2 c o m p le te ly
u sab le o p e n ends
CAIJ. US TODAY FOR DETAILS
NO CHARGE . . . NO OBLIGATION TO BUY
WHITE APPLIANCE COMPANY
P.O. Box i
Phone 2891
BROOKINGS, OREGON
WANTADS
Aiuutuiicing...
McNABB
mira nnwag’:
mcra.uinuiimiL
:
//
ELECTROLUX
The Cleaner You Never Have To Empty
RE-OPENING
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1
W H IT E ROCK
AT OREGON-CALIFORNIA STATE LINE
IT S AUTOMATIC
COCKTAILS - DINING - DANCING
For Sales and Service
DINNERS FROM 5:00 P. M.
CALL 2607
or Write The Pilot, Box 12
a
Chicken - Steaks - Seafood - Chops